Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation 2015 Annual Report

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The mission of the texas Cavaliers Charitable foundation is to enCourage, foster support and ConduCt aCtivities

and programs, whiCh will benefit Children residing within the state of texas.

Dear Friends of the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation,

What an exciting year for the Foundation! It was just over 25 years ago that our founder, Fred Middleton, together with then-Commander Marshall Clegg, succeeded in establishing a foundation as the giving arm of the Texas Cavaliers. That first year, the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation handed out three checks totaling $600. This past April, the TCCF distributed over $456,000 to children’s charities in Bexar County, which pushed our cumulative distribution past $3,500,000. We got here through the hard work of our River Parade volunteers, our fundraisers and donations from our membership and friends.

I have the honor of serving as President of the Foundation and in my five years on the Board I have seen the lasting impact that our dollars have had on the children in our community that need it the most. Our voting board members are teamed with representatives of the five most recent Cavalier classes for the purpose of vetting and visiting the many charities that ask for our help. On one of these visits I was introduced to the fine people at TEAMability, a 2015 charitable honoree. TEAMability is the only organization in South Texas to provide severely disabled children with the long-term specialized services they need, with no financial burden to their family. The day I visited, a little boy was taken from his wheelchair and much to his delight was placed into a special harness, suspended from a track in the ceiling that allowed him to feel his feet on the floor. A flashing plastic ball held his interest as he struggled to move toward it and pick it up. I instinctively reached out to hand it to him, but Barbara Goldman, TEAMability Executive Director, stopped me, saying, “Don’t help him - he really wants to do this himself.” Throughout my visit I could hear his laughter. He never gave up on trying to pick up that ball.

There are so many stories like that, of people in our community helping children who are disabled, physically and sexually abused, and struggling with severe poverty. There are children who, for whatever reason, have been removed from their homes and are being cared for at the The Children’s Shelter, or are being counseled through the grief process at Children’s Bereavement Center. There are teen mothers who have found a safe place to await the birth of their children at Seton Home. There are children who, given the help and support they need, will soar on their own. These are but a few of the charities we have supported over the years, but the need in our community is huge and growing.

I believe that in the years to come, that the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation will continue to grow and make a significant impact on the charities that so desperately need our help. I believe that the fine organizations that we help support will continue to make these children’s lives better. I believe that that little boy is going to pick up that ball, just as a teen mother will complete her education and an abused or neglected child will overcome and accept one of the many hands that we have helped to provide.

Here’s to the next 25 years!

Sincerely,

James H. TravisPresident, 2015 - 2016

T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s

King Antonio XCIII .............. 3New Members .............. 6

River Parade .............. 7Golf Tournament ............ 11

Silent Auction ............ 14Board of Trustees ............ 15

Support and Revenue ............ 16TEAMAbility ............ 18

Boys & Girls Clubs ............ 19Adopt-A-Charity ............ 20

Annual Fund ............ 22Memorial Giving ............ 23

Lewis Hart Society ............ 24Silver Knights and Honors Gifts List ............ 25

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Dear Cavaliers,

It has been a great honor and pleasure to represent the Texas Cavaliers as King Antonio XCIII. Fiesta is a time for San Antonio to celebrate our proud heritage, wonderful traditions and diverse culture. During Fiesta, King Antonio and The Cavaliers visited local schools, military bases, hospitals, charitable organizations and other Fiesta events with the message “Believe to Achieve.”

The Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation has worked hard to make our philanthropic efforts meaningful for children. Texas Cavaliers believe in the future of all children and work to ensure opportunities for them. As King Antonio, I had the honor of presenting $456,500 to 52 children’s charities!

The growth and success of our Foundation depends on every Cavalier, from our River Parade volunteers, to our generous sponsors and other donors. Due to these extraordinary efforts, we continue to increase our annual giving and grow the Foundation’s corpus. Special mention goes to the dedicated Foundation Board of Trustees who lead the Foundation’s fundraising programs, review grant applications and manage our investment portfolio.

This past Fiesta I saw the direct effect we are making in the community through the Foundation’s support, but I also recognized the community’s great need for our continued generosity.

I ask each of you to please take time to learn more about our Charitable Foundation. With concentrated efforts of our membership, our Foundation can continue to grow and impact a greater number of children in need.

Sincerely,

Mark M. Johnson, Jr.King Antonio XCIII

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The Texas Cavaliers proudly welcome the class of 2015. These 14 men listed below will form the backbone of our 2016 River Parade volunteer workforce through their assistance and labor. Each new member is highly respected within the business and professional community and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Cavaliers. We believe that in years to come they will provide a tremendous source of leadership for the future activities of the Texas Cavaliers and the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation.

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George S. AmesWalter N. ArmstrongBrian D. BallantyneJ. Byron Burton, IIIChristopher H. Dewar

Kenneth T. DorbandtEdward K. Kopplow, Jr.Stephen M. LittleLanham NapierJohn D. Oliver

Samuel B. S. ShannonRyan S. SmithKelvin L. TatumHughes Welder

The Texas Cavaliers River Parade is a quintessential San Antonio event. This first parade of Fiesta is produced by the Cavaliers for the enjoyment of more than 250,000 visitors to downtown San Antonio. It is the largest generator of funds for the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation and represents the culmination of thousands of volunteer hours.

“Believe,” the 2015 Texas Cavaliers River Parade, enjoyed a beautiful night with perfect weather, lively music and spectacular lights. Fifty-one floats provided entertainment to the thrill of onlook-ers lining the river and watching on television. The following individuals and companies contribut-ed to the success of the parade as sponsors and float underwriters.

Children’s Program sPonsors

AS Gage FoundationCircle Bar FoundationMays Family Foundation

military Program sPonsors

AcelityBlue Bell Ice CreamIBC BankLabatt Food ServiceSt. Anthony HotelThe Greehey Family FoundationVisionworksWhataburger

First resPonders Program sPonsors

BB&TLewis Energy Group

student art Contest sPonsors

Argo GroupKittie Nelson Ferguson FoundationSouthwest School of ArtThe Nelson Puett Foundation

Float underwriter list

AcelityAlamo IArgo GroupAS Gage Foundation BB&TBear ReadymixBlack Tie Affair Catering, Inc.Circle Bar FoundationDiane and Tom Gates

Don Gates ElliotFranklin Park CommunitiesFrost BankH-E-BHowell Crane & Rigging, Inc.Hupecol Operating Co., LLCIBC BankKittie Nelson Ferguson FoundationKnight Office SolutionsLabatt Food ServiceLBJ Fleet Service, Inc.Leon Springs DancehallLewis Energy GroupLouise H. Batz Patient Safety FoundationLucille and James H. TravisLuther King Capital ManagementM2 TechnologyMays Family FoundationNorton Lewis PrintingNuStarPaloma Cattle Co., Ltd.Pizza HutRicosRio San Antonio CruisesRuth’s Chris Steak HouseSan Antonio Brake and Clutch ServiceSendero Wealth ManagementShetler Wade JewelersSilver Eagle DistributorsSouth Texas Money Management, Ltd.Southwest School of ArtSt. Anthony HotelTexas Capital BankThe Barcley Houston FamilyThe Greehey Family FoundationThe Nelson Puett Foundation

The Prestigious MarkTouchstone CommunitiesTrinity University Alumni AssociationUBS Wealth ManagementUnion Pacific RailroadValeroVisionworksWhataburgerWortham Insurance & Risk Management Zachry Group

other sPonsors and sPeCial thanks

Albert Flores Bell HydrogasBill Miller Bar-B-QBrandy Key – Budget SignsBudget SignsCampbell Lumber Co., Inc.Casa Rio Fine Mexican FoodCavender Auto GroupClay CarringtonDoubleDave’s Pizzaworks – Stone OakEl MiradorEl Tropicano Riverwalk HotelFiesta San Antonio CommissionFreddy’s Frozen Custard & SteakburgersGreg L. Wright – J. P. Hart Lumber Co.Gunn AutoGunn CollisionHooters – River Center MallHousing 1 SourceJ. P. Hart Lumber Co.Jacob EyerJamie Martin Jeff RoperJennifer Nahoum

Joe CruzJudy KalkaKiolbassa Provision Co.Landry’s SeafoodLincoln St. GeorgeLinda YarboroughM. Jacks Fire & Safety Equipment Co.Margaret CasillasMark M. JohnsonMcNelis + Winter, PLLCMegan AugustineMidco Sling & CableNew Braunfels SmokehouseNIOSANix Health Care SystemPaloma Blanca Mexican CuisinePaseo Del Rio AssociationPatrick McNamaraS & S Marine SA Fresh CateringSan Antonio Conservation SocietySan Antonio Country ClubSan Antonio Fire DepartmentSan Antonio Park PoliceSan Antonio Police DepartmentShannon NisbetSharkmatic Advertising, Inc.Stanton BellSteves & Sons Doors & Tres StevesStuart SealTaco Cabana, L.P.The Barbecue StationThe Events Co.The John and Florence Newman FoundationThe Winston School San AntonioTMI – The Episcopal School of TexasTriangle Reproductions of San AntonioTycoon Flats RestaurantUniversity of the Incarnate WordUT Health Science Center San Antonio

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The Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation Board of Trustees believes that every dollar donated to the Foundation should go directly toward assisting children in need. To that end, the Board produces two annual events to directly offset operating expenses and support annual giving. First is the TCCF Golf Tournament, an invitational event held each year on the last Thursday of March; second is the TCCF Silent Auction held during the annual September New Member Picnic.

Presenting sPonsor - $7,500Cavender Auto Group

Platinum level - $3,000Gunn AutoWilliam W. Hinchey, M.D.James H. Travis and Mark M. Casillas, M.D.Marshall ShreddingPorter Loring Family

gold level - $2,000Gunn AutoHornberger Fuller & Garza Inc.Luther King Capital Management

Republic NationalR. L. Worth & Associates

hole in one - $2,000Cavender Auto GroupGunn AutoJETLINXAntonio Serna, IV, M.D. andJeff Bullock, M.D.

silver level - $1,000Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers

Frost BankJ. P. Hart Lumber CompanySheila and R. Blair Jackson, Jr., M.D.

Labatt Food ServiceLA-Z-BOY Furniture GalleriesLos Barrios Mexican RestaurantNew Braunfels SmokehousePaloma Blanca Mexican CuisineTexas Capital BankThe King Antonio XCIII Castle Group

Bronze level - $500Big Bob’s BurgersBroadway BankCampbell Lumber Co., Inc.Cinco VodkaG. W. Mitchell ConstructionGlenn G. Mortimer, III and Leon N. Walthall, III

Linda and Herbert W. Hill, Jr. Hill Country Classics, Inc.Jefferson BankW. Wendell HallJames C. NormanJoe W. TaylorKiolbassa Provision CompanyKopplow Construction Co.Milam Real Estate Capital, LLCPapa John’s PizzaThe Trust CompanyTravis Commercial Real Estate Services, Ltd.Ann B. WatsonWelder GroupWortham Insurance & Risk Management

Children’s Program

For 17 years the Texas Cavaliers have hosted the Children’s Program to celebrate the children the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation directly supports. Through the generous underwriting of individual Texas Cavaliers and local businesses, 860 children from 17 participating charitable organizations enjoyed the 2015 River Parade with a party, dinner in their honor and special seating.

military Program

Each year the Texas Cavaliers show appreciation for the men and women serving in our Armed Forces during the River Parade. We are grateful for their sacrifices made in defense of our country, and show our support by providing more than 1,200 River Parade tickets to active military personnel through the generosity of individual Texas Cavaliers and corporate sponsors. Our guests include wounded warriors from San Antonio Military Medical Center and their families and caregivers as well as fellow military personnel from Lackland, Fort Sam Houston and Randolph military bases.

First resPonders Program

The Texas Cavaliers established the First Responders program as a way of showing gratitude to the men and women of the San Antonio Police and Fire Departments. Each year, we purchase River Parade tickets for the members and families of the SAPD, SAFD and Bexar County Sherriff’s Deputies with donations from companies and individuals that share our desire to honor them for supporting our community.

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Golf Tournament Winners (Left to Right):Lawson Walden, Tom Thaddeus, Bill Hinchey, Rege Brunner

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Chairman Emeritus – Fred. W. MiddletonPresident – James H. Travis*Vice President – Mark M. Casillas, M.D.*Treasurer – William A. Freed*Special Events – William W. Hinchey, M.D.*Secretary – Vincent Dawson*Immediate Past President – W. Wendell HallChair of Kings’ Council – Joe R. Peacock, Jr.*Vice Chair of Kings’ Council – William H. Atwell, II*Commander – Michael A. Casillas, D.D.S.Past Commander – R. Hunt Winton, IIIReigning King Antonio XCIII – Mark M. Johnson, Jr.River Parade Marshal – Walter M. Embrey, IIIRiver Parade Vice Marshal – Barton T. Simpson

Aladdin Cleaning and RestorationAlamo Draft HouseAlamo Heights Mules LacrossePaul G. AllenAmericus DiamondLogan and Gene L. Ames, IIIAngel Fire VodkaWalter N. ArmstrongStephen P. BallantyneDonald A. BeelerStanton P. Bell, Sr.Stanton P. Bell, Jr.Belles & BeauxBen Adams Precious JewelersBlanket Creek Tree FarmBohanan’s Prime Steak and SeafoodBonnie Chumbley InteriorsBroadway 50/50John C. Browning, M.D. – Texas Dermatology & Laser SpecialistsWilliam C. CarringtonCasa Verde LandscapingDiana and Alfred M. CasillasMark M. Casillas, M.D.Catto & CattoCavalier Wine ConnoisseursCentral MarketCheesy Jane’sCinco VodkaCoastal ClosetCooper’s Meat MarketCulpepper CleanersBonnie and Berkley V. DawsonCindy and Vincent DawsonDennis JewelersGloria and Miguel E. DilleyMiguel E. DilleyKenneth T. DorbandtDos CarolinasEddie’s TaxidermyElaine TurnerElegant Limousine and CharterWalter M. Embrey, IIIAnnamarie Falvo for W by WorthFeast RestaurantFreddy’s Frozen Custard & SteakburgersCheryl and William A. FreedFrost BankMargarite Parker GuggolzHanley-WoodKimberly and Barrett H. HarrisonJennie and Benjamin D. Hart

2011 Class Representative – Rev. Michael P. Crocker2012 Class Representative – Jeffrey W. Miller2013 Class Representative – Manuel Zuniga, III2014 Class Representative – Bruce C. Richardson2015 Class Representative – Kenneth T. Dorbandt

TCCF Investment Committee includes the voting trustees* and the following members at large.

1st Year Member-at-Large – Paul H. Bracher1st Year Member-at-Large – Michael L. Kreager2nd Year Member-at-Large – Jeff A. Rochelle3rd Year Member-at-Large – Mark E. Krenger4th Year Member-at-Large – Rollins S. Rubsamen, Jr.

Hazel SmythJudy HeidtHeights TuxedoHerff TravelLinda and Herbert W. Hill, Jr.Sally and Roger C. Hill, IIIJoann and William W. Hinchey, M.D.Houston Street BistroJ. Green JewelersJason’s DeliJefferson BankJulian GoldJump N Slide TexasKathy’s Kreations by Kathy SwiftKendra ScottKiddie ParkMichael R. Kiolbassa Kiolbassa Provision CompanyOlive Anne and Richard M. Kleberg, IIILa Cantera Hill Country ResortLighthouse Inn at Aransas BayLisabella’s Bistro & BarLKCM – Mr. and Mrs. David DowlerAshley and Alcide M. LongoriaAlejandro Longoria and Aerial Property Maps, LLCLynn and Porter Loring, IIILos Barrios Mexican RestaurantAlfred McdanielGreg MassariElizabeth Fuller MatthewsNicole McClane for J. HilburnMcDougall CleanersWendy and David H. MeadenJackie and John K. Meyer, Jr.Helen and Theodore F. Meyer and AubreyFred W. Middleton; Elizabeth and Thomas M. Hart, IIIMilam Real EstateLeslie and Jeffrey W. MillerNeiman MarcusNew Braunfels SmokehouseBelinda Nixon for J. HilburnBoyce B. Oliver, Jr., M.D.Omni La Mansion del RioOrderupOttea TaxidermyPainted Steeples by Elizabeth ReblinPalmilla Beach Resort and Golf ClubPaloma Blanca Mexican CuisinePaloma PachangaKim and Joe R. Peacock, Jr.Penny LaneQuarry Golf Club

Rancho Santa Rosa, SR Ranch, Ltd., and Alcide M. LongoriaDennis ReblinRevolution Sport and FitnessRoxana and Bruce C. RichardsonRocking D Ranch/Vincent DawsonRuth’s Chris Steak HouseSaks Fifth AvenueSan Antonio Country ClubSan Antonio Spurs and Sports EntertainmentSandy Oaks RanchJoseph S. SatelLaurie Saunders, Ltd.Saunders Blue Desert AdventuresRobert Shaw PortraitsShetler Wade JewelersSilverhorn Golf ClubBeth and Forrester M. Smith, IIIThomas A. Spalten, D.D.S.SparklesJennifer and Richard A. Sparr, Jr.Specialized Fitness, Inc.Splendid Skin and Lash StudioSt. Anthony HotelEdward G. StevesJimmie Dick StevesMarshall T. Steves, Jr.Marshall T. Steves, IIISam Bell Steves, IISam Bell Steves, IIICary E. Stratton, M.D.Supergoop!Svelte Veldt HomeT-Slash-Bar Ranches and The Freed FamilyCatherine and Joe W. TaylorTexas MedClinic – Kathy and Bernard SwiftAlvin Thaggard III, M.D.The Barbecue StationThe DoSeum – San Antonio’s Museum for KidsThe Dick Evans FamilyThe Prestigious MarkThe San Antonio ZooThe Wash TubThe Ziegler FamilyTobin Center for the Performing ArtsLucille and James H. TravisTravis Commercial Real EstateArthur G. Uhl, IIIJoseph H. VivesJohn H. White, Jr.

T C C F S i l e n t A u c t i o n D o n o r s 2 0 1 5 T C C F B o a r d o f T r u s t e e s

C l a s s R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s

TCCF Investment Committee

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T C C F E x e c u t i v e D i r e c t o rMelanie Cazier

Special Events $137,453

Gifts $55,722

River Parade $512,552

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In 2015, Mark M. Johnson, Jr., King Antonio XCIII, donated $456,500 to the following children’s charities:

100 Club of San AntonioAny Baby CanAssistance League of San AntonioAugustHeartBelieve It FoundationBig Brothers Big Sisters of South TexasBoy Scouts of America

Alamo Area CouncilBoys & Girls Clubs of San AntonioBoys Town Texas, Inc.Boysville, Inc.Brighton CenterCASAChildren’s Association for Maximum Potential

(CAMP)Children’s Bereavement Center of South TexasChildren’s Hospital of San Antonio

Christus Santa RosaChildSafeChristian Assistance Ministry (CAM)City Kids AdventuresCommunities in Schools of San AntonioCystic Fibrosis Foundation - Lone Star ChapterDown Syndrome Association of South TexasFamily Service Association of San Antonio, Inc.Girl Scouts of Southwest TexasGirls Inc.Good Samaritan Community ServicesHabilitative Homes, Inc.Harry Jersig Speech-Language

Hearing Center at OLLUHaven for HopeHealy-Murphy CenterJDRFKinetic KidsMake-A-Wish FoundationMission Road Developmental CenterMorgan’s Wonderland

Project MENDRespite Care of San Antonio, Inc.Roy Maas’ Youth Alternatives, Inc.SAMMinistries, Inc.San Antonio ZooSeton HomeSouthwest School of ArtSt. PJ’s Children’s HomeSunshine CottageTEAMabilityTexas Burn Survivor SocietyTexas Diaper BankThe Children’s ShelterThe DoSeum

San Antonio’s Museum for KidsThe Magik TheatreTransplants for ChildrenUnited Way Kids FestivalYMCA of Greater San Antonio

T C C F S u p p o r t a n d R e v e n u e 2 0 1 5 C h i l d r e n ’ s C h a r i t i e s S u p p o r t e d

Children’s Program $ 68,500Military Program $ 15,000Art Contest $ 100,000First Responders $ 10,000River Parade $ 163,875Adopt-A-Charity $ 149,177Other $ 6,000

Kings’ Council $4,575Raffle $4,750Silent Auction $62,411Golf Tournament $65,717

Silver Knights $9,667Annual Fund $19,494Honors $3,235Memorials $18,236Endowment $5,000

2015 Total Revenue $968,544As of June 30, 2015 the assets of the TCCF total $3,074,035

Investment Income $262,817

Unlocking Omar’s CapabilitiesWhen Omar entered the Visual Skills Development Early Intervention Program at TEAMability, the 4-year-old did not know how to “learn to look.” He had never watched

a ball roll, reached for an object in wonderment, or looked into the eyes of his mother. Through work with skilled teachers within the specialized environment of TEAMability’s Learning Center, Omar discovered glittering balls, neon lights, and the eyes of his loving mother who exclaimed, “He’s looking at me! My 4-year-old sees me.”

Soon, Omar discovered that he is able to move his hands toward objects, determined to “play,” and eager to discover and touch his world. Omar cannot talk, walk, or sit up

alone, but he now tries to roll toward objects he sees. This opportunity has allowed Omar to discover his abilities and to experience the joy of success.

TEAMability is the only organization in South Texas dedicated solely to meeting the needs of children with severe multiple disabilities and their families.

Through TEAMability’s Visual Skills Development Early Intervention Program children experience activities that encourage looking and reaching to touch objects to explore and understand the world around them. The organization’s unique model combines

the expertise of therapists and highly skilled educators, work-ing together with parents, to help our community’s most disabled children discover their abilities.

Through Thristian’s Eyes“From the day I was born until the age of six my mother, brother, and I lived from pillar to post. I cried many nights not knowing where I would sleep, what I would eat, or if we would be harmed. While I faced the challenges of not knowing my father, how to make friends or celebrate birthdays; average kids lived without worry.

That changed when my grandparents enrolled me in Boys & Girls Clubs, where I found the courage to come out of my shell. I have grown into a strong, confident, college bound young woman, with a passion to lead and serve my community.

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio has been my foundation to a build a great future. They have been my stability through this shaky life and my motivation to give back to my community and those who need me most. They have been my friends, my Christmas-es and my birthdays, all which I didn’t have until I joined the Club.”

In 2015 nearly 10,000 youth in San Antonio benefitted from the Boys & Girls Clubs’ programs and 99% of them stayed in school, progressing to the next grade level.

The Great Futures! Program at Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio offers year-round educational and risk prevention programs in a safe, fun environment at six clubhouses. There are three priority

objectives: academic success, good citizen-ship, and healthy life-styles. Along with the many activities, youth receive positive guidance and interact with role models concerned about their behavior and success.

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T E A M a b i l i t y B o y s & G i r l s C l u b s o f S a n A n t o n i o

Consider supporting Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio

build a great future for kids – and our community.

- Mark M. Johnson, Jr.King Antonio XCIII

Just think about the possibilities your contribution to TEAMability could foster.

I invite you to join the Cavaliers in supporting the work of this organization.

- Mark M. Johnson, Jr. King Antonio XCIII

OF SAN ANTONIO

Kimberly and Mark M. Casillas, M.D.Jessica and Michael A. Casillas, D.D.S.Margaret and Albert M. CasillasKathryn and William P. DehlingerTownsend and John K. DurbinLynnette and Walter M. Embrey, IIIChrissy and John T. Fitch, Jr., M.D.Cheryl and William A. FreedElizabeth and G. Hunter HaleJennifer and Charles W. HargisMelinda and Edward A. Hart The Eric Hill Charitable Foundation

at SAAFLinda and Herbert W. Hill, Jr.Sally and Roger C. Hill, IIIBritt and Richard M. Kleberg, IVKristin and Richard H. LePereA. J. Lewis, Jr.Leah and Andrew O. MitchellCarla and Daniel R. NelsonThe John and Florence Newman

FoundationKate and John C. ParkAnne and Jeff A. RochelleMarnie and Barton T. SimpsonMitchel B. SpectorLorrie and Arthur G. Uhl, IIIVisionworksSusan and Andrew L. Whaley, M.D.

Boysville, inC.Stacey and John H. Ferguson, IVJill and Gardner M. PeavyTom F. Woodley and Fred P. Woodley

Brighton CenterJordan and Brian P. Arriaga, Sr.Margaret and J. Burton Barnes, IIIMills and John W. BuchekKatie and John R. Case, M.D.Lorissa and Richard T. Coiner, IVHayley and W. Brent CongerDottie and Douglas B. Cooper, Ph.D.Ginna and Rev. Michael P. CrockerAnnamarie and Mark W. FalvoRoger O. FloresLaura and Lewis J. Moorman, IVMarshall T. Steves, IIIHolly and Taylor D. ThaggardValerie and Gregory L. Wright

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any BaBy CanLissa and Paul G. AllenBeth and Bertrand O. Baetz, Jr.Cory and Phillip P. BakkeLauren and John C. Browning, M.D.Mills and John W. BuchekRhonda and Joseph D. CalvertCheryl and William A. FreedEdward R. Frnka, IIJoann and William W. Hinchey, M.D.Mary, M.D. and Peter W. Hollimon, M.D.Kate and William B. KingmanBetty and John F. LeFloreEmily and Theodore LiljenwallKenneth C. PruittHelen and Paul A. Rohlfs, Jr.Jennifer and Robert L. ShemwellKatherine and John A. Smelko Elizabeth and Patrick E. SullivanHolly and Taylor D. ThaggardJulie and Peter A. Zacher

augustheartLisa and Philip C. CarringtonChristine and Thomas Tyng

Believe it FoundationKenneth C. Pruitt

Big Brothers Big sisters oF south texas

Virginia and Gary L. Koehl, D.D.S.Paola and David G. Lloyd, Jr.

Boy sCouts oF ameriCa – alamo area CounCil

Christopher R. AllisonLinebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson,

LLP

Boys & girls CluBs oF san antonio

M. E. Allison & Co., Inc.Jessica and Joseph S. BakkeJane and F. Ross BrackettCarol and W. Plack Carr, IIIWilliam C. CarringtonKendra and Stuart K. CarterDiana and Alfred M. Casillas

The Adopt-A-Charity program generates additional financial support for our various children’s charities through donations from Texas Cavalier members, individuals, families, and corporations.

Children’s assoCiation For maximum Potential (CamP)

Julie and Andrew A. AllenEric G. Hoffman FamilyBeth and Forrester M. Smith, IIISue and J. Dudley SnyderLynn and Thad W. Ziegler

Children’s Bereavement Center oF south texas

Ann and Andrew S. HimoffLynn and Porter Loring, IIIHarriet and Dan C. Peavy, D.D.S.

Children’s hosPital oF san antonio –Christus santa rosa

Joann and William W. Hinchey, M.D.Mary, M.D. and

Peter W. Hollimon, M.D.

City kids adventuresWendy and William H. Atwell, IINancy and James S. Billups, IIILauren and John C. Browning, M.D.Genny and Nicholas P. CampbellSuzanne and Richard H. CavenderBonnie and Berkley V. DawsonCindy and Vincent DawsonNancy and Drew R. Fuller, Jr.Margaret and Sean F. GunnCarrie and Thomas M. GreenPatrick C. McNamara, IIIAmy and Donald E. Miller, Jr.Roxana and Hamlet T. Newsom, Jr.Kristan and Thomas P. NorthingtonKim and Joe R. Peacock, Jr.Kenneth C. PruittElizabeth and Barry C. RobertsSharon and Stuart A. SealAnne and Gregory D. SeayAnn and R. Rick ShawNancy and Edward G. StevesSarah and Sam Bell Steves, II

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation – Lone Star Chapter

Linda and Stephen H. BlountJoy and Carl I. Fuhrmann, IIIThe Gunn Family

John K. Meyer Family In Honor of Andrew L. Whaley, M.D.

Tiffany and William W. NelsonKristan and Thomas P. NorthingtonMelanie and Robert P. Thomas, M.D.Susan and Andrew L. Whaley, M.D.Jessica and R. Clint Worth

down syndrome assoCiation oF south texas

George E. Hinchey

Family serviCe assoCiation oF san antonio, inC.

Trish and Clint S. Hennessey

girl sCouts oF southwest texasSuzanne and James D. GoudgeJohn K. Meyer Family

In Memory of Sally Cheever

girls inC.Emily and Scott A. Christy

good samaritan Community serviCes

Hannah and Charles A. Beever, IIILauren and John C. Browning, M.D.Katy and R. Porter Corrigan, IINancy, M.D. and Robert H. FinneyJudy and Bernie FreySarah and Christopher T. HodgeAshley and Alcide M. LongoriaCatherine and Matt Markette, Sr.Leslie and Jeffrey W. MillerMartha and Austin W. MooreElizabeth and Eric ReblinCarolyn and Robert R. ShawSuzanne and Brad C. SimpsonMegan and Sam Bell Steves, IIIJill and George J. Vassar, M.D.Alexander W. Vollmer

haven For hoPeBeth and Bertrand O. Baetz, Jr.Michele and A. H. Cadwallader, IV

kinetiC kidsCatherine and Mathis BishopApril and Richard H. Carnahan, IIIMary and Hunter Z. Conger Jolie and Meade FlavinAnne and C. Scott Horn, M.D.

Natalie and Christopher T. JonesJohn K. Meyer Family

In Honor of Andrew L. Whaley, M.D.Amber and John C. QuirkKatherine and John A. SmelkoD. Hale SnyderMargaret and Johnathan C. WalkerAnn and Richard W. WaltonKatharine and Raymond J. Welder, IIISusan and Andrew L. Whaley, M.D.Erin and Harry W. Wolff, IIIAllison and Joshua M. ZellerMelissa and Manuel Zuniga, III

make-a-wish FoundationSusan and W. Wendell HallSheryl and Blair T. Stouffer

mission road develoPmental Center

Kay and George D. Case, M.D.The Gunn Family

morgan’s wonderlandHarriet and Dan C. Peavy, D.D.S.

PatriCk mCnamara FundWendy and William H. Atwell, IINancy and James S. Billups, IIIGenny and Nicholas P. CampbellSuzanne and Richard H. CavenderBonnie and Berkley V. DawsonCindy and Vincent DawsonNancy and Drew R. Fuller, Jr.Carrie and Thomas M. GreenMargaret and Sean F. GunnLinebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLPPatrick C. McNamara, IIIAmy and Donald E. Miller, Jr.Kristan and Thomas P. NorthingtonKim and Joe R. Peacock, Jr.Kenneth C. PruittElizabeth and Barry C. RobertsSharon and Stuart A. SealAnn and R. Rick ShawBeth and Forrester M. Smith, IIINancy and Edward G. StevesSarah and Sam Bell Steves, II

roy maas’ youth alternatives, inC.

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

A d o p t - A - C h a r i t y A d o p t - A - C h a r i t y

samministries, inC.Sue and J. Dudley Snyder

southwest sChool oF artHarriet and Dan C. Peavy, D.D.S.

sunshine CottageJulie and Thomas P. Ball, IIIJames S. CalvertBarbie and Henry B. Gonzalez, IIIJenny and William R. Holshouser

teamaBilityLissa and Paul G. AllenCory and Phillip P. BakkeKate and Benjamin H. CrawfordElizabeth and Casey A. FrySally and Roger C. Hill, IIIAnn and Andrew S. HimoffCallie and Wesley C. MayoChristy and Mark M. MeadorAdrian and Robert T. SabomLauren and John T. Saunders, IIILucille and James H. Travis

the Children’s shelterIn Memory of Mr. Norton “Gramps” Hargis, Sr.

R. Clark Boddy Cooper N. BoddyJessica and Michael A. Casillas, D.D.S.John T. Fitch, Jr., M.D. John T. Fitch, M.D.Norton B. Hargis, III Norton B. Hargis, Jr. Charles W. HargisCharles. R. HollimonLeah and Andrew O. MitchellRobert E. Wehmeyer, Jr.

the doseum –san antonio’s museum For kids

Lynnette and Walter M. Embrey, III

the magik theatre Barbie and Henry B. Gonzalez, III

united way kids FestivalThe Eric Hill Charitable Foundation

at SAAF

Mathis BishopRobert W. Broadnax

The Brown FoundationRichard W. Calvert

Mark M. Casillas, M.D.Richard H. CavenderStephen B. Cavender

Melanie A. CazierKelly Donald

W. W. Flannery, Jr.William A. Freed

Drew R. Fuller, Jr.W. Wendell HallElliott G. HayneDudley D. Hays

Herbert W. Hill, Jr.William W. Hinchey, M.D.

Reagan Houston, IVAlfred M. Macdaniel

Fred W. MiddletonJack Nahoum, Jr.

Joe R. Peacock, Jr.Rollins S. Rubsamen, Jr.Paul H. Smith, Jr., M.D.

James H. TravisMichael N. Venson

Craig S. Wilson

Donors to the TCCF Annual Fund campaign contribute directly to our endowment. Our endowment is now

valued over $3 million and provides a vehicle for sustainable and meaningful

support to children’s charities.

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JOHN E. BANKSWilliam W. Hinchey, M.D.

BERMAN BATTThad M. Ziegler

RICHARD BENDELELynn and Thad Ziegler

BOB BIECHLINLynn and Thad W. Ziegler

JAMES H. CALVERTJames S. CalvertRichard W. Calvert

CHRISSIE CARNAHANColeen, Richard and Corky Carnahan

ANN TYNAN CARPENTERR. Rick ShawJohn T. Steen, Jr.Lynn and Thad W. Ziegler

SALLY CHEEVERJohn K. Meyer

ALLEN DAWSON, JR.A. J. Lewis, III

ELMER A. DITTMARJames S. Calvert

WILLIAM C. DUDLEYLynn and Thad W. Ziegler

DARRELL EDWARDS, JR.Lynn and Thad W. Ziegler

OPPIE FINKDick O. Creamer, Sr., M.D.

WILLIAM WARING FLANNERYMagdalene Flannery

LUKIN GILLILANDThad M. ZieglerLynn and Thad W. Ziegler

PERRY MITCHELL GREENPatricia L. Biesenbach

NORTON “GRAMPS” HARGIS, SR.Cooper N. BoddyR. Clark BoddyJohn T. Fitch, M.D.John T. Fitch, Jr., M.D.Charles W. HargisNorton B. Hargis, Jr.Norton B. Hargis, IIICharles R. HollimonRobert E. Wehmeyer, Jr.

PETER JOHN HENNESSEY, JR.Suzanne and Walter N. Armstrong, Sr.William H. Atwell, IIElizabeth BaderWalter M. Bain, M.D.Donald A. BeelerStanton P. BellMr. and Mrs. Mark D. BlackbirdR. Clark BoddyJames S. CalvertNicholas P. CampbellPeggy and John A. ColglazierHuard H. EldridgeMargaret FlemingWilliam A. FreedJames W. Gorman, Jr.Anne HardingeRoger C. Hill, Jr.William W. Hinchey, M.D.Almeda and Ned HodgeGary L. Koehl, D.D.S.Lionel R. KoehlWalter B. LeddyMr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lutz, IIIMastrapasqua Asset ManagementDamien McAnanyMr. and Mrs. Michael M. McCarleyRobert S. McClaneJo Lynne MeadorFred W. MiddletonTerrie and Jamie B. MusselmanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. OlesonScott Petty, Jr.Paul A. RohlfsPaul A. Rohlfs, Jr.R. Rick ShawJohn T. Steen, Jr.Sam Bell Steves, IIMr. and Mrs. Terry SummerlinAlex R. Thomas, Jr.James H. TravisLeon N. Walthall, IIIRobert E. Wehmeyer, Jr.Robert L. Worth, Jr.Lynn and Thad W. Ziegler

KRISTEN HICKSA. J. Lewis, Jr.J. Dudley SnyderEdward G. StevesLynn and Thad W. Ziegler

RUTH JONESRichard M. Peacock, Jr.

MARY JO KLINGEMANJohn K. Boyce, III

RALPH E. LEHR, KING ANTONIO XLVIIWilliam H. Atwell, IIWalter M. Bain, M.D.Donald A. Beeler

James S. CalvertRichard W. CalvertMarshall T. CleggT. William CothrenTom C. Frost, Jr.Albert F. Hausser, Sr.Roger C. Hill, Jr.Robert S. McClaneJo Lynne MeadorFred W. MiddletonMr. and Mrs. Melvin M. MitchellPaul A. Rohlfs, Jr.Reeves L. Smith, D.D.S.John T. Steen, Jr.Sam Bell Steves, IIFred J. Tips, IIIJames H. TravisJill and George J. Vassar, M.D.Robert L. Worth, Jr.Lynn and Thad W. Ziegler

JEAN TULLOSS MARMIONGuy R. Buschman

NATIVIDAD MEDINALynn and Thad W. Ziegler

L. D. MIDDLETONArthur P. Allison, Jr., M.D.

CHRISTOPHER MOOREWalter M. Bain, M.D.

MARY NENTWICHPatricia L. Biesenbach

JAMES NIXON, JR., M.D.William C. Nixon

MURIEL “DEE DEE” OXFORD WOLFJohn Y. Ames

SILVIA PENACory and Phillip P. Bakke

SHERI PETMECKYPatricia L. Biesenbach

JOHN H. SAVAGE, IIIT. William CothrenPeter J. Hennessey, IIIRoger C. Hill, Jr.Richard M. Kleberg, III

ETHEL SEWELLLynn and Thad W. Ziegler

J. BURLESON SMITHWalter M. Bain, M.D.J. Cary BartonStanton P. BellWilliam A. Freed

Annual Fund Donors T C C F M e m o r i a l G i f t s 2 0 1 5

deCeased memBers

Class of 1948Joe G. Street

Class of 1952Peter J. Hennessey

Class of 1964William S. Watson

Class of 1967Wilbur F. Littleton, Jr.

Class of 1997Charles A. Walters

Class of 2000Keith C. Ferrell

Planned giving memBers

Class of 1950James S. Calvert

Class of 1957James M. Cavender, IIIA. J. Lewis, Jr.

Class of 1959Ricks Wilson, Sr.

Class of 1963Fred W. Middleton

Class of 1964Stanton P. Bell, Sr.James W. Gorman, Jr.Thad M. Ziegler

Class of 1965Tim D. Word

Class of 1966Eugene L. Ames, Jr.

Class of 1969George E. FischerJoe C. Rust, Jr.

Class of 1971W. W. McAllister, III

Class of 1976Marion A. Olson, Jr.Clyde J. B. Johnson, III

Class of 1977Ralph E. Lehr, Jr.John T. Steen, Jr.Thad W. Ziegler

new memBers Class

John C. Browning, M.D. 2012Sam Bell Steves, III 2012

Paul G. Allen 2014Andrew S. Himoff 2014George E. Hinchey 2014David G. Lloyd, Jr. 2014Mark M. Meador 2014Daniel W. Peavy 2014Bruce C. Richardson, Jr. 2014

J. Byron Burton, III 2015Christopher H. Dewar 2015Kenneth T. Dorbandt 2015Edward K. Kopplow, Jr. 2015Stephen M. Little 2015Lanham Napier 2015John D. Oliver 2015Ryan S. Smith 2015Kelvin L. Tatum 2015

ROSEMARY KOWALSKI’S 90TH BIRTHDAY

Richard M. Peacock, Jr.

JOHN C. BROWNING, M.D.Jill and George J. Vassar, M.D.

JAMES S. CALVERT’S 90TH BIRTHDAYTom C. Frost, Jr.

JORGE E. CANSECOJill and George J. Vassar, M.D.

ALLYSON AND STUART L. CAVENDERJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

BOBBY AND BILLY CAVENDER’S 60TH BIRTHDAY

Anderson Marketing Group

BEA AND STEPHEN R. DUTTONJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

WILLIAM A. FREEDJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

NANCY AND DREW R. FULLER, JR.Joe R. Peacock, Jr.

W. WENDELL HALLRichard M. Peacock, Jr.

WILLIAM W. HINCHEY, M.D.F. Ross Brackett

EDWARD D. HODGE, IIIF. Ross Brackett

MARK M. JOHNSON, JR.Richard W. CalvertR. Rick ShawMartha Monier Steves

SUSAN AND STEVE C. LEWISJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

L. LOWRY MAYSBrandon M. Clementson

MARK P. MAYSBrandon M. Clementson

RANDALL T. MAYSBrandon M. Clementson

The Lewis Hart Society is named in memory of W. Lewis Hart, King Antonio XIX, who made the first major gift to the Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation. This society recognizes those who make a significant bequest in their wills, name the Foundation as beneficiary of a life insurance policy or make a gift or pledge of $10,000 or greater. All LHS Members are entitled to wear the distinctive heart-emblem uniform decoration.

FRED W. MIDDLETONCharles M. Hornberger

SUSIE AND PAT MOLAKJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

ELIZABETH AND WALLACE ROGERS, IIIJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

FRANK C. SAMMIS, III, D.D.S.F. Ross Brackett

LAURIE AND JOHN T. SAUNDERSJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

STUART A. SEALW. Wendell Hall

SUE AND J. DUDLEY SNYDERVirginia Hendrickson

SAM BELL STEVES, IIRoger C. Hill, Jr.

SHARON AND CARTER W. THURMONDJoe R. Peacock, Jr.

LUCILLE AND JAMES H. TRAVISAndrew O. Mitchell

ANDREW L. WHALEY, M.D.John K. Meyer

R. HUNT WINTON, IIIR. Rick Shaw

Class of 1978Robert A. Nelson, Jr.

Class of 1980Charles M. Huey, Jr.Glenn G. Mortimer, III

Class of 1981John H. White, Jr.

Class of 1982Porter Loring, IIIChristopher Kopecky, M.D.

Class of 1983Jack C. Hebdon, Jr.A. J. Lewis, IIIEdward G. StevesJ. Dudley Snyder

Class of 1984Sam Bell Steves, II

Class of 1985Edward H. Austin, Jr.Bruce H. C. HillR. Rick Shaw

Class of 1986Steve C. Lewis

Class of 1987Patrick Frost

Class of 1988Steven J. PritchardJoseph S. SatelRobert L. Worth, Jr.

Class of 1989Roger C. Hill, Jr.Edward K. Kopplow

Class of 1991 Samuel N. Boldrick, IIIClifton F. Douglass, IIIWill C. Jones, IV

Class of 1992Harry J. Brusenhan, Jr.Stephen B. CavenderHarry J. Kuper

Class of 1993Joe W. TaylorFred J. Tips, III

Class of 1994Jeffrey C. BaileyJoe R. Peacock, Jr.James H. TravisAlbert Steves, V

Class of 1995William H. Atwell, IITimothy T. Griesenbeck, Jr.William A. Johnson

Class of 1996James W. Little

Class of 1997Jorge E. CansecoTimothy L. Swan

Class of 1998Berkley V. DawsonStephen R. DuttonDonald E. Miller, Jr.

Class of 1999Drew R. Fuller, Jr.Charles M. HornbergerCraig S. Wilson

Class of 2000William C. CarringtonVincent DawsonW. Wendell Hall

Class of 2001R. Campbell Booth, Jr.Erik G. Hanson

Class of 2002Mark M. Casillas, M.D.Richard A. Sparr, Jr.

Class of 2003Roger C. Hill, III

Class of 2004David S. Zachry

Class of 2010Miguel E. Dilley

Class of 2011W. Brent CongerMark W. Falvo

endowment donors

Class of 1972Richard M. Kleberg, III

Class of 1978Mark M. Johnson

Class of 1981Robert M. Cavender

Class of 1982Porter Loring, III

Class of 1983J. Dudley SnyderEdward G. Steves

Class of 1988Robert L. Worth, Jr.

Class of 1990William W. Hinchey, M.D.

Class of 1991 Donald B. Frost

Class of 1993Richard M. Peacock, Jr.

Class of 1994James H. Travis

Class of 1997Jorge E. Canseco

Class of 1998Berkley V. DawsonCharles R. King

Class of 1999Drew R. Fuller, Jr.Charles M. HornbergerCraig S. Wilson

Class of 2000Vincent DawsonW. Wendell Hall

Class of 2002Mark M. Casillas, M.D.

Class of 2003William A. FreedHerbert W. Hill, Jr.

Newest Silver Knights

These Texas Cavaliers have made a one-time gift of $1000 to the TCCF

endowment, and are recognized by the distinctive Silver Knight pin.

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L e w i s H a r t S o c i e t y Silver Knights/TCCF Honors Gifts

The Texas Cavaliers Charitable FoundationP.O. Box 6927 San Antonio, Texas 78209

www.texascavaliers.org210.822.2216

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